City FBC

10/04/2026

Join us LIVE this morning as we continue our “Delivered: From Slavery to Salvation” series in Exodus as we come to the Passover and discover the powerful truth of “The Substitute That Saves.”

What if there was deliverance amid judgement? What if you knew judgment was coming, but God had provided a way for you to be saved? Join us to discover ultimate deliverance!

-Exodus 11–12
-The Substitute That Saves
-Worship - Word - Communion

We look forward to seeing you soon in person here at First Baptist!

10/02/2026

THIS SUNDAY AT FIRST BAPTIST!

What if you knew judgment was coming, but God had provided a way for you to be saved?

This Sunday, we continue our “Delivered: From Slavery to Salvation” series in Exodus as we come to the Passover and discover the powerful truth of “The Substitute That Saves.”

-Exodus 11–12
-The Substitute That Saves
-Worship - Word - Communion

Come worship with us this Sunday. We’ll see you at First Baptist!

09/27/2026

Join us LIVE this morning as we continue our journey through the book of Exodus in a collection called, “Delivered: From Slavery to Salvation”. Today’s message is titled, “WHEN THE HEART BECOMES CALLOUS.

In Exodus 9–10, Pharaoh repeatedly hears God’s command, experiences God’s power, and receives opportunity after opportunity to respond.

We will discover:
- How repeated resistance can harden our hearts
-Why we can’t negotiate partial obedience with God
-3 practical ways to keep your heart tender toward God

We would like for you Join us this Sunday at First Baptist Church in person soon!
Come worship. Come hear God’s Word. Come with a heart ready to respond.

09/24/2026

WHEN THE HEART BECOMES CALLOUS

In Exodus 9–10, Pharaoh repeatedly hears God’s command, experiences God’s power, and receives opportunity after opportunity to respond—but instead of surrendering, he keeps saying, “Not yet.”

This Sunday, we’ll look at “When the Heart Becomes Callous” and discover:
- How repeated resistance can harden our hearts
-Why we can’t negotiate partial obedience with God
-3 practical ways to keep your heart tender toward God

This Sunday can be the day we stop saying, “Not yet,” and simply surrender.

Exodus 9–10
Join us this Sunday at First Baptist Church!

Come worship. Come hear God’s Word. Come with a heart ready to respond.

09/23/2026

Calhoun City High School had a record number of students show up for See You at the Pole this morning! 67 students gathered together to sing & pray!

What an incredible sight to see students taking time before school to sing to the Lord, pray for their classmates, teachers, school, families, and community.

God is at work in the next generation. And this morning was a beautiful reminder that prayer still matters, students still care, and God is still moving. Way to go Calhoun City! 🧡🖤

09/22/2026

Students across our county, Wednesday is a BIG day! We’re coming together to PRAY, ENCOURAGE, and STAND TOGETHER for our schools, our communities, and our nation.

📍 SEE YOU AT THE POLE
Wednesday, September 23
Join students across the country as we gather around our school flagpoles to pray for our schools, teachers, friends, families, and communities.

Then that evening…

✝️ SEE YOU AT THE CROSS
📍 Cross @ Pittsboro, MS
⏰ 6:00 PM

We’ll gather at the cross to worship, pray, and remember the hope we have because of Jesus.

“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28

🔥 One day. Two gatherings. One purpose: JESUS.

09/20/2026

Join us LIVE This Morning!

What happens when we want God to change our circumstances, but we don't want God to change us?

In Exodus 7–8, Pharaoh repeatedly cries out for relief when the plagues become unbearable. But when the pressure is gone, his heart returns to the same place.
He wanted relief. He didn't want repentance.

Title: “When We Pray for Relief & Not Repentance”
Text: Exodus 7–8
We would like you to come worship with us in person soon!

09/18/2026

What happens when we want God to change our circumstances, but we don't want God to change us?

In Exodus 7–8, Pharaoh repeatedly cries out for relief when the plagues become unbearable. But when the pressure is gone, his heart returns to the same place.

He wanted relief. He didn't want repentance.

This Sunday at First Baptist, we're looking at what Pharaoh's story reveals about our own hearts and why Jesus offers something far greater than temporary relief.

Title: “When We Pray for Relief & Not Repentance”
Text: Exodus 7–8
Come worship with us. Bring someone with you.

09/18/2026

We ❤️ CCES!

HUGE THANK YOU to Brother Chad, Brother Jacob, and all of City FBC for the school supply donation. 🤍